Lakers Complete ICHA Quest With 12–0 Season Sweep
Lake Superior State College Lakers finish 12–0 in ICHA play sealing a perfect league slate. Bemidji State and Lakehead end tied for second after losses and wins in the final weekend as Wiley tops league scoring with 31 points. NAIA tournament field includes Gustavus Adolphus St Thomas New England College joining Lake Superior State and Wisconsin State.
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Dave Witting
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Julio Francetlia
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Rotary Inter City mixed bonspiel set for Bemidji Curling Club
Bill Dailey announced a one day Rotary Inter-City mixed bonspiel at the Bemidji Curling Club starting 10 a m Saturday. Initial draw lists teams from Bemidji Grand Rapids Walker and others in four end games with mixed and men schedule.
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Mahne
Plattner
Jacks rink opens bid for state bonspiel title
Bemidji Lumberjacks curling team begins play at the State Curling Bonspiel at the Duluth Curling Club. With a 12-3 season record and Hibbing as state champion, Bemidji seeks its first bonspiel title under the high school league.
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Mike Noga
Dave Lapp
Mike Sharp
Jeff Lauber
Bemidji High School
International Falls
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Lefthander Scott Rousseau shines in Bemidji bowling
In Bemidji Bowl action Scott Rousseau posted a 663 series with 246 236 and 181 to top Commercial league scores. Other leagues report high singles and series by D Garlock, M Hedlund, Y Sunnarborg and many local bowlers with notable games and splits.
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B. Goss
M. Hedlund
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M. Anderson
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M. Kuka
M. Henry
Y. Sunnarborg
R. Baker
G. Gordon
Salits
Marianne Fairchild
Hazel LaCroix
Mary Jo Chmielewski
Wagon Hills
Sweden
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Aggie Getchman
Rose Binkley
Betty Dailey
Evy LaMont
Issy Souder
Louise Dyar
Edie Christianson
Ruby Mann
Bertha Hanson
Donna Wilson
Donna Nickerson
Gail Lauderbaugh
Edie Christenson
Lauder
Dick Robinson
Darrel Johnson
Bill Chmielewski
Arnie Pemberton
Bill Ross
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Bruns Laundromat
Turtle Club
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Gayle Gordon
Vivian Hover
Marilyn Malterud
Edith Allen
Ruth House
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Deloris Hiltz
Shar Zimmerman
Linda Stebe
Hedlund
Teeters
Gangelhoff
Pederson
Anderson
Miller
Gantner
Hegg
Kilde
Mackey
Christopherson
Appalachian State Coach Bob Light resigns after loss
Bob Light resigns after Appalachian State University basketball team falls 87 to 77 to Davidson in the Southern Conference tournament opening round. He, 44, will step down immediately but continue teaching in health and physical education at the university in Boone North Carolina.
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S.C
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Appalachian State University
Boone
N.C
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Department of Health and Physical Education
Appalachian State
Regional sports calendar surpasses weekend events
Saturday features Region 3 playoff hockey at BSC 7 30 and sub district final basketball at Walker 7 30 with hockey Pee Wee tournament in Bemidji and swimming Bemidji State at UIC meet in Winona plus curling Bemidji high at State Meet in Duluth. Sunday schedule not provided.
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Bemidji
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Duluth
Flyers blank North Stars in battle for playoffs
The Flyers beat Minnesota 3 0 to pull even for fourth place with California and two points behind third place St. Louis. Doug Favell earned his fourth shutout of the season and Bobby Clarke scored for Philadelphia as they eye a third place finish to face Minnesota in the first round. Minnesota drops to a solid second with Chicago fading from first.
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Pittsburgh
International Falls tops Grand Rapids for Region 7 ice crown
International Falls defeated Grand Rapids 5 1 to win Region 7 and advance to the state tournament behind goals from Craig Dahl and the Brown brothers. Peter Waselovich stopped 26 shots as IFR clinched the regional title.
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Craig Dahl
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David Brown
David
Paul
Doug Christy
Edina
Robbinsdale
Bim. Kennedy
Minnetonka
Peter Waselovich
Metropolitan Sports Center
Bloomington
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St. Paul Monroe
Tom Sundberg
Bemidji
City Recreation Schedule and Pee Wee Hockey Tournament
Friday March 3 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. travel team practice for 9 10 year olds 9 to 10 p.m. On Saturday March 4 at City Arena 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. hockey for 9 10 year olds 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. hockey for 7 8 year olds Green vs Blue 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Gold vs Red 11:30 to 1:45 p.m. Jr high 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. general skating 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. recreation figure skating basic tests 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. general skating College Arena hosts Northern Regional Pee Wee Hockey Tournament.
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Lincoln Loggers overwhelm Central 77 to 44 for perfect grade season
Lincoln Loggers finish 8-0 after a 77 to 44 win over Central at their court. Jim Jensen scores 37 to lead Lincoln while Central's Scott Brown tallies 22. Standings shows Lincoln 8-0, Central 1-6 with Smith 4-3 and St. Philips 5-3.
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Robbie Skime
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Mike Simmerman
Don Sundvall
Tim Port
Scott Brown
Tom Ziemann
Mike Staples
Dale Thompson
Eact
Lincoln
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